BITTER BLAST: Temperatures plunge, Sunday looks dry and breezy
Storm Watch Team meteorologist Michele Powers says wind chills will have it feeling like the single digits on Sunday morning.
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Mar 12, 2022, 12:48 PM
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21ds agoA bitter blast of cold and wind will make things icy across
Connecticut overnight.
Storm Watch Team meteorologist Michele Powers says wind
chills will have it feeling like the single digits on Sunday morning.
Wind gusts will simmer down from 45-50 mph overnight to 20-25
mph during the day.
Temperatures are expected to warm up significantly for next
week.
SUNDAY: Sun and clouds, highs around 35. Still
breezy.
MONDAY: Mostly sunny, MUCH WARMER. Highs around
55.
TUESDAY: Sun and clouds, highs around 60.
WEDNESDAY: Sun and clouds highs 60-65.
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